New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-07
CARDINAL GIBBONS IN BROOKLYN
DINING AT MAJOR KrELY's-pR. MeLYSS's SYM.

DINING AT MAJOR KIELY's-DR. MGLYNNs sfM'
FATHERS ANXIOUS o'BRlEN DENOUNCED
Cardinal Gibbons celebrated mass at the Catheurii
yesterday morning and lunched with Archbishop Corr
gan Shortly aiterward Major Kiely called and took
him over to No. 213 Clcrmont-ave., Brook
Ign. the Majors house. where he held
reception during the afternoon. Bishop Loughin. Father
Malone and nearly all the prominent cergynen OF BROOK
Ign called besides large number OF laymen. including
delegation OF the officers Of the Catholic Benevolent
Legion, organization that has Deen greatly aided by
the Cardinal He received all that called with marked
courtesy and made agreeable Impression upon
all the guests. Archbishop Corrigan went there to
dinner In the evening John c. Mcclure, president OF
the Benevolent Legion. DR.. George H. Kuhn. John D..
Carroll william G. Ross Daniel Bradley and others OF the
socieys officers were present IL was the wish Oh the
order to make formal demonsratoIDof its regard
for the Cardinal but he requested them not to do
preerrng avoid all exhibitions OF the kind until lie
reached Baltimore lie will start for home this morning
Many of the labor leaders. ami especially the friends OF
Dr. McGlynn have expressed great disappointment be-
cause Cardinal Gibbons became the guest of Archbishop
Corgan whho here They argue this Implies his ndotse
nent or the Achbsh0ps course III Geang WIN tue doc
tor ana MS utter want Of sympathy with the suspended
pastor OF ST. stephens some of them go far as to
that tho Cardinal Is weakening IN the position he
took in regard to the Knights of Labor at Rome.
This all wrong his friends say The Cardinal Is just as
HoOu friend OF labOr rs ever HIS VISIT 10 Archbishop
COrgan was simply an act OF courtesy on the part OF
oneprelae 20 another that con not be avoided under
the circumstances. Tho Cardinal though declining all
requests for an interview expressed himself In this way
to friends of DE- McGlynn since his arrival and they
are thoroughly satisfied with his explanation.
although they would have preferred that lie had not
come here ~ all Cardinal Gibbons is not easily inu-
enced and there Is little danger that he will recede from
the position that he has taken the labor question. As
one " his friends saidtesterday:
Cardinal Gibbons - broad liberal views and wide
sympathes lie il thoroughly up with the times AMI the
statement which he Will give TO The pnblic shortly viii not
however. he bound to visit the Archbishop
while here just 10 called on Bishop
with any power ia the NcGlynn lar / aware.
That is nov In the hands OF the Pope himself
meeting will be held today for the purpose Of select
Ing committee TO take the petition for Dr. McGynns
reinstatement TO Rome IL Will DC presented there on
the Fourth OF July.
Henry George failed to appear at the meeting in the
10 speak IN support of Dr. McGlynn ii. O. Cole,
the chairman stated that s object 10 express our
condemnation Of the unjust manner In which Dr. NC
priest" He then urfduce the boy orator, Robert L.
Williams, nine, WHO set forth his views OF the case
between Dr. McGynn ana his "0ppessOrs.' Inc next
speaker was James Deguan. who said
lie who denounces oppression, he who denonnces land
quarter 81 the goDe fas 80 den0ut
n another honest man. Great APPLAUSE II MI
o Bren had mission 10 lulh IN TINS country ana III NaH
ada he came 10 denOunce oppression Ia should denOuuce
everywhere believe IN tAe man. bat think DE has ahe
mistake. believe that he ms Dlen m,Onssteht ! De-
leve tst me has insulting Liberty while he was pre-
tending To defend her
The cha ruan said:
shall introduce Oy tho name OF o. Bren Int not The
failed appear az Union square On Sturdy night
\ voice: " He's better man.
Mr. Ereu said: going 10 try to raise that name
ONT of the dirt il fell in ON Saturday mghL lie pro
exiol Dr. Mchiyun. QuO'ng the words or llahei
OCOnnc: as much religion you Ike from Rome
but pOitics." John McNackin was next Introduced
tie said IN closing
you you gh and tho victory - ours
whether IN this country or ia Rome